Day 15 – The Frosting is Done…but the cake needs more layers

in #crypto7 years ago

The first time user experience is very important. There was a great article I read about MVP – the minimal valuable product. Anyone who has been reading white papers, understands that too many ICOs are launching before the MVP even exists. It will be the major criteria in 2018 for any new successful crypto project to achieve real success.

The article went further. It made reference to MLP – the minimal lovable product. The distinction was charming. What happens when you first get inside a site? You see the frosting. It can be quite beautiful but the real value come from the taste of the filling. Think of someone all dressed up in gorgeous clothes ready for a big night out on the town…but then see what happens when too much champagne is drunk in the limo. The interior wrecks the image. The reverse is also true for those with a heart of gold but hidden inside a scruffy suit. In order to have a MLP, you must give some attention to the frosting but focus on the all those sweet layers of cake.

Crypto society is allowing those who do not fit the molds of geek-in-mum’s-basement or MIT engineer or mogul extraordinaire, to be running the show. Leaders are emerging from all countries and backgrounds with one single common theme – making blockchain work for them.

Lesson 15 – Break the mold and just make it work

  1. Finished legal disclaimers
  2. Finished Home page
  3. Updated security protection
  4. Watched Aantonop ….again.
  5. Read a very sexist commentary on crypto leaders

It kinda feels like a roller coaster which has been slowly moving up that first big hill, and I am right at the top ready to go over at full speed. My keyboard cannot keep up with my mind. There are butterflies co-existing with the naysayers. There are strangers who are volunteering to make all this happen and I cannot wait to shout its completion.

See you tomorrow.
Kelea

https://steemit.com/crypto/@coach.kelea/day-14-i-am-my-biggest-fan-but-i-am-also-my-hardest-judge